Romantic Hotels in Yufu

Thanks to the ryokan staff for an unforgettable experience and vacation. The room is very clean, well-kept, beautiful, the yukatas are very soft, beautiful, smell nice. The bathroom products are a complete delight. It is very comfortable and pleasant to sleep on futons, the pillows and blankets are magical! The kaiseki dinner and breakfast are top notch! The onsens are gorgeous! The ryokan is very well-kept, beautiful, you can feel the love and attention to detail in everything! The staff is wonderful, attentive, caring! I recommend it to everyone, 10 out of 10!

This hotel is truly exceptional. The food was phenomenal, with a diverse menu that featured exquisite dishes made from the finest ingredients. The private hot spring in the room was a dream come true. It provided a serene and indulgent experience that was the highlight of my stay. The staff were exceptional, providing top-notch service that made my stay unforgettable.

We had a fantastic visit there with good service, delicious food and great accommodation. The hot spring in the room is amazing and they provide free drinks in the fridge too. The accommodation is spacious. The beds and pillows are comfortable, one of staff even know Cantonese and all of them are so nice and friendly. It worths us to rate a 5 star rating.

Our family had a memorable stay in the hotel . The staff were very helpful and friendly . We were so impressed by the food prepared with excellent presentation with a great variety of food , from sashimi to sukiyaki and tempura . The onsen in the room had a great view of the valley . They also had private onsen outside the room . The view was unforgettable when I used during the sunrise .

Make this the place to stay when you’re in Yufuin! We didn’t expect our room to be so spacious (think of it more as you private little house on the premises) and beautiful, and the service was exceptional. The staff went above and beyond for us and helped us with whatever question we had (and even helped us call tourist information centers). The staff member that served us our dinner was especially great! The food was equally amazing. The location is not far from the city although we recommend to come by car as it’s a bit of a walk from the station and up the hill. However even that walk would be worth it. Would definitely book again next time I plan on staying in this area!

The facility felt old, but overall, it felt clean and well-maintained. The staff spoke a little English, but I didn't feel like communication was smooth. I booked this place because they said the kaiseki was delicious, but it didn't suit my taste except for the sashimi and meat. The breakfast was delicious. Hmm.. It was the first room past the lobby, and I was disappointed because the open-air bath was more ordinary than I thought. It's okay if you think of it as an experience, but I think the cost-effectiveness is not that great.

We booked two rooms, and both hot springs were outdoors. It was a unique experience to soak in the hot spring while looking at the mountains and forests. A few steps away was the forest, and there were deer. The breakfast and dinner were also very rich, and the kaiseki cuisine was colorful and high quality. The only thing was that there was a noticeable sound at night, which seemed to be the sound of wild animals. I asked the store owner, it might be a weasel... In short, it was a very good experience in a natural hot spring hotel.

My room was amazing,the view and open air bath. It would be nice to show the room type alphabet on the system so i know which room i booked. Dinner and breakfast was very tasty. staff service was very good.

The ryokan is spacious and nice. The private hot spring attached to it is really nice. The staff is really, really kind. The kaiseki served in the evening is also top-notch... But I went there in the winter... Everything is good, but one thing is that they use a heater that warms the air... So the air is incredibly dry... You'll get thirsty after sitting for just an hour... And the wooden floor is really cold... (This is something that Koreans who live on the Ondol floor can't get used to) But this is the structure of a Japanese house... You have to accept it... I went to a Japanese ryokan on purpose... If you ask me if I'll go again, I'd say no in the winter... You never know... I might go in the summer...

This is a boutique hotel with only 5 rooms, the small one is more than 70 square meters, and the large one is more than 100 square meters. The price is relatively expensive, but we were fully booked during our stay. The hotel is located in a layered garden with a very sense of design. There is a small green landscape outside each room. The room has a living room, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, toilet, large pool hot spring, shower room and sauna room, and two small platforms. The wine, snacks, ice cream, etc. in the bar are all free. There is also a one-hour free spa. Breakfast is in its own restaurant. We stayed for two nights. The first dinner was in its own restaurant. The second night was in the hotel's exclusive restaurant that was not open to the public. The Japanese chef only served us and our husband. We have absolute private space and will not meet other guests in the hotel. When we checked in, the hotel had just opened for 3 months and was still in the running-in period, but we could feel that the staff were very dedicated and wanted to provide the best service. Our account manager and housekeeper Eliena was very thoughtful, available at any time, and had no problem communicating in English. Question: 1. The room design needs to consider the safety of customers. For example, the bed in the bedroom is on a half-foot high platform. Although there is a floor lamp, it is easy to step on empty space when getting up at night. In addition, there are three steps from the bedroom to the hot spring, bathing and other areas. The steps are cement gray. Although not high, they are easy to be ignored. 2. Although there is a glass partition door, the hot spring water and hot spring related equipment are quite loud at night. It is very uncomfortable to fall asleep on the first night. Guests with sleep problems can negotiate with the hotel to turn off the hot spring at night so that the water will not flow.